Day, Novell

 1    1,    3|           it might stand with your liking to allow it:~ ~but if not,
 2    2,    2|        stedfast eye upon him, well liking his gentle~ ~language and
 3    2,    3|        such an effectuall kinde of liking~ ~towardes thee, as never
 4    2,    6|          the service proved well~ ~liking to them both.~ ~ Very sildome
 5    2,    6|          was not a little to~ ~his liking. Wherefore, embracing him,
 6    2,    6|          may bee~ ~to his love and liking, provided, that it lye in
 7    2,    7|        intended against her, and~ ~liking the Wines pleasing taste
 8    2,    7|       might stand with your good~ ~liking) that my memory might be
 9    2,    8|          beganne to grow~ ~in good liking of her; because (indeede)
10    2,    9|            poore woman to her owne liking, returning (with all~ ~the
11    3,    1|         consent, and with the good liking~ ~of Massetto, he was created
12    3,    3|        thing quite contrary to his liking and honour: no woman~ ~could
13    3,    3|            manner (to the no litle liking of the Gentlewoman and himselfe)
14    3,    6|              whereby the grace and liking of a Lady might be obtained;
15    3,    6|            have bene little to his liking.~ ~ With patience Madam
16    3,    9|         hope or expectation of a~ ~liking, having heard the rare and
17    3,    9|            cannot be made with any liking or allowance of mine, neither
18    3,    9|    begotten by him, his~ ~love and liking may be recovered, and (by
19    3,   10|          were his phrases to their liking. And~ ~the Queen perceiving
20    4,    1|             that I have throwne my liking on a man of base condition?
21    4,    2|              such an extraordinary liking: as he hath abandoned his
22    4,    3|          if it may passe with your liking~ ~and approbation. Let me
23    4,    5|           altogether against their liking. So, shewing no worse~ ~
24    4,    5|              be but little to your liking. At these harsh words, Isabella
25    4,    6|          finding her so firme, his liking was now~ ~so addicted to
26    4,    6|        both without your leave and liking, I accepted the~ ~man as
27    4,    6|      answerable to thine owne good liking, I have no~ ~just reason
28    4,    7|         all answerable to our owne liking.~ ~ It is not any long time
29    4,    7|       Clothier) prevailed upon her liking and affection.~ ~ Nor was
30    4,   10|      whereby to derive some good~ ~liking from the Mistresse, presuming
31    5,  Ind|            had dined, to their own liking and contentment, they began~ ~(
32    5,    1|        Gentlewomans parents, who~ ~liking the motion as well as he,
33    5,    2|          minded (with his gracious liking) to marry her according
34    5,    4|       marriage answerable to their liking.~ ~There was also a yong
35    5,    4|          it, and grew into as good liking of him. Many times he had~ ~
36    5,    4|         stand with my Fathers good liking and yours, I would be spared~ ~
37    5,    5|             already) halfe won the liking of~ ~the Virgin; passing
38    5,    7|         and casting an eye of good liking on poore Pedro.~ ~Now, albeit
39    5,   10|          none that proved to any~ ~liking, they were so palpably obsceene
40    6,    2| entertainment, and with~ ~the good liking of honest Cistio.~ ~ But
41    6,    8|            any time, to yeilde her liking or~ ~content: moreover,
42    7,    2|     without much laughter and good liking, was the Tale of Madame~ ~
43    7,    5|         that, if it stood with his liking: she would do such~ ~duty
44    7,    5|    prepared answerable to her owne liking, to the Chappell shee went
45    7,    7|        might agree~ ~with her good liking, she would be pleased to
46    7,   10|      occasions as shall be to your liking, and for the contentment
47    8,    7|        affoord him lookes of goode liking. Being led~ ~thus with a
48    8,    7|          service, and was falne in liking of another Lady,~ ~scorning
49    8,    7|    referring her selfe to her best liking.~ ~ After she had to her
50    8,    7|          no other reason to induce liking thereof:~ ~yet men in the
51    9,    1|            liberty of our own best liking~ ~arguments: wherein I dismay
52    9,    1|       loved her against her owne~ ~liking, yet neither of them knowing
53    9,    6|       fruits of hi; long continued liking,~ ~and divers devises mustred
54   10,    2|          answerable~ ~to your owne liking. For all are present here
55   10,    8|          who can easily convert my liking to another wife, but never~ ~
56   10,   10|            according to~ ~his owne liking, called Grizelda, she being
57   10,   10|          made a seeming~ ~publique liking of his owne daughter, expulsing
58   10,   10|  answerable to mine owne heart and liking, dwelling not~ ~farre off
59   10,   10|            Sonne, to the no little liking of the~ ~Marquesse. Afterward,
60   10,   10|           may agree with your good liking. Within a while after, the